Code of Student Conduct
essential partners
III. Essential Partners
A. All students are expected to:
1. Know the policies and regulations
of the school district and abide by them.
B. All parents are expected to:
1. Know school rules and help their
children understand them.
C. All district teachers are expected to:
1. Know school policies and rules,
and enforce them in a fair and consistent manner.
2. Communicate to students and
parents a classroom discipline plan.
D. All district counselors are expected to:
1. Initiate teacher/student/counselor
conferences and parent/teacher/ student/counselor conferences, as
necessary, as a
way to resolve problems.
E. All district principals are expected to:
1. Promote a safe and orderly school
environment.
2. Be responsible for enforcing the
code of conduct and ensuring that all cases are resolved promptly and
fairly.
F. The superintendent is expected to:
1. Promote a safe and orderly school
environment.
2. Review with district
administrators the policies of the Board of Education and state and
federal laws relating to school
operations and management.
3. Work with district administrators
in enforcing the code of conduct and ensuring that all cases are
resolved promptly and
fairly.
G. Members of the Board of Education are expected to:
1. Collaborate with student, teacher,
administrator, parent organizations, school safety personnel and other
school personnel
to develop a code of conduct that
clearly defines expectations for the conduct of students, district
personnel and visitors on
school property and at school
functions.
2. Adopt and review at least annually
the district's code of conduct to evaluate the code's effectiveness and
the fairness and
consistency of its implementation